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07-12-2004, 03:44 AM

Steve-o wrote:

> On 10 Jul 2004 02:53:15 GMT, hunrobe@aol.com (Hunrobe) wrote:
>
>>Yeah, it really stinks when you can't persuade enough voters to vote the way
>>you want them to vote. <g>
>
> Yeah, it really stinks when thousands of voters from heavily minority
> and democratic districts are suddenly, magically, and without cause,
> un-registered and not allowed to vote by the republican candidate's
> brother's administration. <g>

Ahhh the fairytales of politics.

I suspect critical mass will have the same political effect for
the cause that most other disruptors have had in the past.

Too bad a negative image is going to get tacked on to people on
bicycles, and even worse, that the people who will be promoting
that negative public image will be a group allegedly promoting
bike use.

Clearly, anyone wanting to ride a bike to work must be a Commie!

SMH

07-12-2004, 03:44 AM	#140 (permalink)
Stephen Harding Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Critical Mass planning to disrupt the Republican Convention Steve-o wrote: > On 10 Jul 2004 02:53:15 GMT, hunrobe@aol.com (Hunrobe) wrote: > >>Yeah, it really stinks when you can't persuade enough voters to vote the way >>you want them to vote. <g> > > Yeah, it really stinks when thousands of voters from heavily minority > and democratic districts are suddenly, magically, and without cause, > un-registered and not allowed to vote by the republican candidate's > brother's administration. <g> Ahhh the fairytales of politics. I suspect critical mass will have the same political effect for the cause that most other disruptors have had in the past. Too bad a negative image is going to get tacked on to people on bicycles, and even worse, that the people who will be promoting that negative public image will be a group allegedly promoting bike use. Clearly, anyone wanting to ride a bike to work must be a Commie! SMH